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Six Senses Shaharut offers an Israeli desert escape
Set in the Negev Desert, some hours outside of Tel Aviv, Six Senses Shaharut is a reminder of the hotel group’s undeniable stake in luxury with a wellness twist
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Light touch: Kure Boutique is a new Paritzki & Liani-designed salon in the heart of Tel Aviv
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’Savanna: A Possible Landscape’, by Amit Drori and Dover & Cederbaum
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Highlights from Tel Aviv Art Weekend
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Debut design: attending Tel Aviv’s very first Israel Design Week
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A mirror to society: an Avraham Yasky survey at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art
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Desert landing: Mann Shinar and Moshe Zur create Israel's new Ramon airport
Carefully positioned in the midst of a desert landscape in Israel's Timna Valley, the country's second major airport – Ramon International – is currently in construction. This major infrastructure hub, planned from scratch and built on virgin land, sits just 18 km north of Eilat, the resort city at the northern tip of the Red Sea.
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Ron Gilad takes us on a tour of his new show at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art
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Reporting from the building site at Ron Arad’s clever ToHA towers in Tel Aviv
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Israel Revealed: the remarkable rise of Israeli design
This month's issue of Wallpaper* includes a copy of Israel Revealed, a special supplement on Israeli design, architecture and style, produced in association with high-end Israeli quartz surface manufacturer Caesarstone. As a leading supplier of vanities, wall cladding and flooring to both residential and commercial clients and, increasingly, a powerhouse in the design world, Caesarstone now sells its product in over 50 countries worldwide. With an eye for young talent, the company also works with designers, curators, architects and fabricators to create one-off quartz-stone sculptures, furnishings, events and wall art. In 2014, Wallpaper* worked with Caesarstone on a piece for our annual Handmade exhibition at Milan’s Salone del Mobile, and it also wowed us with its outstanding collaboration with young design duo Raw-Edges, shown at the same fair. So when Wallpaper* was looking for a partner for our special Bespoke project, Caesarstone was the perfect fit. To celebrate the launch of this exciting supplement, we will be hosting a party on 18 December in Tel Aviv. Here we present interviews with the current crop of gifted architects and interior designers that are shaping the state of Israel’s new skyline with a brave, bold vision while continuing to explore the situated modernist style and adapting modern trends to the country’s cultural, climatic and local traditions
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Houses from Within: Tel Aviv's open house weekend
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’In Reverse’ by Ron Arad at Design Museum Holon, Israel
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Top drawer: John Pawson designs penthouse for W Tel Aviv Hotel
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Sink into minimalism at Yoko Kitahara wellness centre in Tel Aviv
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The Lighthouse in Tel Aviv is the latest opening from Brown Hotels
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Axelrod renovates a Bauhaus-style loft in Tel Aviv
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Kimmel Eshkolot Architects designs Tel Aviv's L28 Culinary Platform
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Opa is Tel Aviv's newest veg-focused restaurant
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Social constructs: a show of British Mandate Palestinian architecture
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Poster politics: David Tartakover plasters the walls of the Tel Aviv Museum of Art
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Bauhaus residence of entrepreneur Mati Broudo in Tel Aviv renovated by AN+ architects
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Baranowitz Goldberg and Pitsou Kedem design Jaffa penthouse for Aby Rosen
We visit a Tel Aviv penthouse apartment by prolific developer Aby Rosen at the Jaffa hotel, a residence designed by Baranowitz Goldberg and Pitsou Kedem
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Shadow play: Pitsou Kedem Architects cast an Israeli residence in a new light
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Loveat — Tel Aviv, Israel
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Perfect fit: the IDC Herzliya’s Psychology Building makes the most of a tricky site
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Unique, to everyone: Jerusalem’s Under the Mountain festival
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Brilliant white: a Tel Aviv home stands out from the crowd
